Syracuse-Wawasee Journal, Volume 2, Number 27, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 9 June 1939 — Page 5

ANNOUNCES NEW FOOD SERVICE H. D. Harkless, local Frigidaire dealer, has just completed the installation of a new Frigidaire Frosted Food Merchandiser in the Seider Grocery Store in Syracuse. The complete unit consists of the cabinet which is the usual Frigidaire style, being large enough to take care of the needs ▼ery nicely. Also there will be a large electric sign on the cabinet which will H s t the various items for the daily choice of the patrons. 1 Mr. Seiders spates that he wilt carry at all times a complete choice of frozen foods, vegetables, sea foods, and ice cream, wit® some very special items at differ ent intervals. This is truly a great addition to the store and it is Mr. Seider’s wish that his many patrons and

Wegmiller’s sut Store I-I •. ‘ . ■ ■' f . ' ■ - PAINTS, All Colors ;. . . 25c pt., 5O C qt.., >1.98 gab FLOOR ENAMELS 6Oc qt. PAINT BRUSHES 10c to 59c GARBAGE PAILS, Six Gallon 98c PAILS 10 qt-25c; 12 qt. 3Oc I ' ‘ .' ■ •' . DAIRY PAILS . 39c « ■- ] i CASTING RODS 25c to 9»c REELS „ 25c to $2.85 FLIES - LINES - HOOKo - SINKERS - ETC.

friends come in and inspect this NEW FEATURES ARE new’service. ■ ADDED BY JOURNAD

FURNITURE COMPANY IS NOW OPEN The Wawasee Furniture Company, managedr by Harry Jennlson is now open for business. They will carry a complete line ox» used furniture, and new and used floor coverings. All of their merchandise is in good condition ana is extrenlely reasonable. Mr. Jennison‘guarantees good service and prompt attention. Pel Clayton of Lake Wawasee had two mules in Doc Thompson’s Polo Farm Party, Tuesday, for Warsaw sales clubs. Mr. Clayton is owner of the Mableann Riding Academy on the. south shore of the lake. Bill Slabaugh of the academy’was a first prize winner in the riding contests.

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Beginning this week, the Syra-cuse-Wawasee Journal is going to carry in its columns three new feature strips. One will be a column of particular interest to the ladies, since it is to be a series of recipes; another is the use of two comic strips which we hope will be of interest to everybody, young and old, and which are not found in the daily papers; and the third is a column of generae household hints which will start next week. j These new features are secured at no little expense, but we feel that our readers will more than appreciate the coming of these new additions to our newspaper. This is only one of the many improvements we are planning for the Journal, the other s will follow as we go along, and feel thpt we are making enough progress to merit them. Already we have installed some new equipment in the shop, which as we become more thoroughly organized, will speed up the publication of each issue and wilr aid greatly in giving our many readers a better, more newsy newspaper. Among the most important of these are the saw for cutting the type slugs and the casting box -which is used to cast mat s of different kinds. We invite our readers to visit our shop at any time and see the improvements we are making. A ‘ western editor who prides « himself on his enterprise in getting local news first published erroneously that a citizen of the town had died. Next day he printed the following item: ‘’Yesterday we were the first newspaper to publish the death of Frank Brown. Today we are the first to deny the report. The Morning Star is always in the lead.”

DESTRUCTIVE FISH Early Tuesday morning three members of the local conservation club speared several destructive fish from Boner lake getting carp, gar fish and dog fish in an effort to clear the lake and give the game fish a better chance to live in the lake. Maurice Kroh, Russel and Bob Hinderer were the boys who were in the party, but it seems that Maurice n o t only was in the party but after some fancy maneuvering found himself in the lake. When asked how he happened to be there he stated that he just wanted to take a swim but didn't have time to remove his clothes. In the wee hours of Wednes- . day morning, Maurice, along with Jim Galloway and Herman Jensen, also members of the local conservation club, embarked on Syracuse lake to spear another catch of destructive fish, getting four dog fish and eight gar for a total of nearly 25 pounds. This work is all done for the good of the game fish and the clubs are really to be commended. ROUND TABLEBS MEET IN N. MEYERS HOME The Ladies of the Round Tahje were invited to the home of Mrs. Noble Meyers, Monday evening^ l The occasion wa s a baby shower given by Mrs. Meyers and Mrs. Noble Blocker for Mrs. Hilary Bachman. The only business of the evening was the handing out of the programs for the coming year. A baby carriage was presented to Mrs. Bachman as a gift from the Round Table. The table decorations were in pink and white, and at the end of the evening, delicious refreshments were consumed.

fJIHIIIM | LAKESIDE GARAGE | FRIGIDAIRE REFRIGERATORS FRIGIDAIRE ELECTRIC STOVES FRIGIDAIRE WATER HEATERS BENDIX HOME LAUNDRY CHEVROLET AUTOMOBILES We offer a complete repair service for your car. Give us a trial today! | H. D. HARKLESS ' | Phone: Shon 81; Res. 105 Bimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim | THE STATE BANK I | of SYRACUSE | "T CHECKING ACCOUNTS » ~ $ SAVINGS ACCOUNTS R & # REAL ESTATE LOANS LOANS ON AUTOMOBILES £ LOANS ON ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT $ DRAFTS AND MONEY ORDERS •y SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES I I $ The State Bank of Sy acuse W — Member or Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. • * W • Jk* •A • *l* •

Martin Hoover HAULING SAND AND . GRAVEL Black and Top Dirt For Sale Phone 478 Syracuse, Ind.

KETER I NG'S HOMESTORE —PHONE 13»— Groceries — Meats — Beer and Fishing License SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY, JUNE 10th BWANSDOWN CAKE FLOUR Box 21e CAKE FLOUR Little Elf, Box 17c CARNATION MILK Tall cans 4 for 23c COFFEE . . Burco, pound .... 13c CRISCO > 3 lb. can 31c MIRACLE WHIP Quart 33c P & G SOAP Large, ...... 5 bars, 19c BEI'ERAGES, Little Elf 4 Ig. bottles ........ ~sc TOILET TISSUE, Burco 1000 sheets . . 4 rolls 19c DIAMOND MATCHES 6 Ig. Boxes 21c YELLOW CREEK LARD \Pure 2 lbs. 15c CHUCK ROASTS .... lb. 16c HAMBURGER lb. ISc BANANAS 5 lbs. 25c TOMATOES lb. 10c HEAD LETTUCE . . 2 for 13c ORANGES doz. 23c OPEN SUNDAYS AND EVENINGS

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